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5 - Configure storage with tools
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- 1What is Azure Storage Explorer?Azure Storage Explorer is a standalone app that makes it easy to work with Azure Storage data on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- 2What permissions is required to access fully resources after you sign in?To fully access resources after you sign in, Storage Explorer requires both management (Azure Resource Manager) and data layer permissions.
- 3What does Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) permissions enable?It gives you access to your storage account, the containers in the account, and the data in the containers.
- 4To which accounts Storage Explorer is used to connect?Connect to storage accounts associated with your Azure subscriptions.
Connect to storage accounts and services that are shared from other Azure subscriptions.
Connect to and manage local storage by using the Azure Storage Emulator. - 5What else can you do with Azure Storage Explorer? Count threeConnect to an Azure subscription.
Work with local development storage.
Attach to external storage. - 6What else can you do with Azure Storage Explorer? Count additional threeAttach a storage account by using an SAS
Attach a service by using an SAS.
Connect to an Azure Cosmos DB account by using a connection string. - 7How can you attach to an external storage?Manage storage resources that belong to another Azure subscription or that are under national Azure clouds by using the storage account's name, key, and endpoints
- 8How can you attach a storage account using SAS?Manage storage resources that belong to another Azure subscription by using a shared access signature (SAS).
- 9How can you connect to external storage?o create the connection you will need the storage Account name and Account key.
- 10What should you do to use a name and key from a national cloud?use the Storage endpoints domain drop-down to select Other and then enter the custom storage endpoint domain.
- 11What should you do when you regenerate you access keys?you must update any Azure resources and applications that access this storage account to use the new keys. This action will not interrupt access to disks from your virtual machines.
- 12What is Azure Import/Export service used for?Azure Import/Export service is used to securely import large amounts of data to Azure Blob storage and Azure Files by shipping disk drives to an Azure datacenter.
- 13What else can Azure Import/Export Service be used for?This service can also be used to transfer data from Azure Blob storage to disk drives and ship to your on-premises sites.
- 14Who supplies disk drives and transfer data with Azurre Import/Export Service?you supply your own disk drives and transfer data yourself.
- 15When Azure Import/Export should be used?when uploading or downloading data over the network is too slow or getting more network bandwidth is cost-prohibitive.
- 16Provide examples for Azure Import/Export.Migrating data to the cloud.
Content distribution
Backup
Data recovery - 17Explain content distribution in terms of Azure Import/Export.Quickly send data to your customer sites.
- 18Explain backup in terms of Azure Import/Export.Take backups of your on-premises data to store in Azure blob storage.
- 19Explain data recovery in terms of Azure Import/Export.Recover large amount of data stored in blob storage and have it delivered to your on-premises location.
- 20Explain import jobs.An Import job securely transfers large amounts of data to Azure Blob storage (block and page blobs) and Azure Files by shipping disk drives to an Azure datacenter. In this case, you will be shipping hard drives containing your data.
- 21Explain import jobs in three simple steps.1. Prepare disks/create job/ship
2. Azure receives disk -transfer data - returns disk
3. Receive disk and view in Azure Storage - 22What is first (4th in slide) main step in import jobs process?Run the WAImportExport tool to copy the data, encrypt the drive with BitLocker, and generate journal files.
- 23What is second (5th in slide) main step in import jobs process?Use the Azure portal to create an import job referencing the Azure Storage account. As part of the job definition, specify the destination address representing the Azure region where the Azure Storage account resides.
- 24What is 3rd (6th in slide) step in import job?Ship the disks to the destination that you specified when creating the import job and update the job by providing the shipment tracking number
- 25What is 4th (7th) step in import job?Once the disks arrive at the destination, the Azure datacenter staff will carry out data copy to the target Azure Storage account and ship the disks back to you.
- 26Explain Export jobExport jobs transfer data from Azure storage to hard disk drives and ship to your on-premise sites.
- 27What is 1st (3rd) step in export job?Use the Azure portal to create an export job referencing the Azure Storage account. As part of the job definition, specify the blobs you want to export, the return address, and your carrier account number. Microsoft will ship your disks back to you after the export process is complete.
- 28What is 2nd (4th) step in export job?Ship the required number of disks to the Azure region hosting the storage account. Update the job by providing the shipment tracking number.
- 29What is final step in Azure export job?Once the disks arrive at the destination, Azure datacenter staff will carry out data copy from the storage account to the disks that you provided, encrypt the volumes on the disks by using BitLocker, and ship them back to you.
- 30Where is BitLocker key available in export job?BitLocker keys will be available in the Azure portal,
- 31What can you do with WAImport/Export tool?Before creating an import job, you can use this tool to copy data to the hard drives you are going to ship to an Azure datacenter.
After an import job has completed, you can use this tool to repair any blobs that were corrupted, were missing, or conflicted with other blobs.
After you receive the drives from a completed export job, you can use this tool to repair any files that were corrupted or missing on the drives. - 32Apart from WA Import/Export, what is the tool to create jobs?You can create jobs directly from the Azure portal or you can accomplish this programmatically by using Azure Storage Import/Export REST API.
- 33What disk types is required for Import/Export?internal SATA II/III HDDs or SSDs.
- 34How do you prepare a drive for Import/Export?To prepare a drive, you must connect it to a computer running a 64-bit version of the Windows client or server operating system and run the WAImportExport tool from that computer.
- 35What kind of tasks can you do with WAImport/Export tool?The WAImportExport tool handles data copy, volume encryption, and creation of journal files.
- 36What is AzCopy?AzCopy v10 is the next-generation command-line utility for copying data to/from Microsoft Azure Blob and File storage,
- 37What are authentication options for AzCopy?Azure Active Directory (Supported for Blob and ADLS Gen2 services) and
SAS tokens (supported for Blob and File services). - 38How can one login to Azure AD?Use .\azcopy login to sign in using Azure Active Directory.
- 39What role must user have in order to use AzCopy?The user should have Storage Blob Data Contributor role assigned to write to Blob storage using Azure Active Directory authentication.
- 40How SAS tokens are used for AzCopy?Append the SAS token to the blob path on the command line to use it.
- 41What is commnad to see all available AzCopy commands?AzCopy /?
- 42What is the basic syntax for AzCopy commands?azcopy copy [source] [destination] [flags]
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